Sentence examples for becoming humdrum from inspiring English sources
But those 70,000 new jobless people have wretched tales to tell, so familiar they risk becoming humdrum.
It's become humdrum rather than chilling.
Where possible, trial data also should be open for other researchers to inspect and test.The most enlightened journals are already becoming less averse to humdrum papers.
Travel after 1945 would become more humdrum.
Rather than the convention becoming a two-day celebration of Mr. McCall's crushing victory over Mr. Cuomo, it becomes a more humdrum affair.
And it is one that is becoming increasingly bitter, his bid for power turning the New Jersey Senate race – normally a humdrum affair – into a high political drama, with charges of racism, illegality, and dirty politicking.
And when these clowns finally do get their group up and running – when the strings kick in and the song takes flight – the effect is rather moving, a humdrum little miracle; like Larkin's arrow shower, sent out of sight, somewhere becoming rain.
Middles can seem humdrum.
